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Ah, the ol' Oxford cycle "lanes". Where (if they exist) the paths themselves are bumpier than the Netherlands, and every few dozen meters you are greeted by a w
by Schroedingers2c 5y ago
Ah, the ol' Oxford cycle "lanes". Where (if they exist) the paths themselves are bumpier than the Netherlands, and every few dozen meters you are greeted by a water drain or a manhole. In addition you have quite busy rush hours in the mornings and evenings.
I moved from Oxford to the Netherlands a couple years ago and let me tell you: cycling here is a bliss.
- eatonphil 5y agoIs "a bliss" a typo or is that a (UK) English way of speech? I'm American and I've never seen someone say something is a bliss just that something is bliss (no indefinite article).
- jounker 5y agoI’m an American, and i’ve heard both “is a bliss” and “is bliss” my whole life.
- Schroedingers2c 5y agoFrankly, I have no idea. I'm not a native English speaker myself, just picked that phrase up.
- chaircher 5y agomay be regional dialect